St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-24
DECIDED BY JUDGES.
Matters That Transpired in the
Courts Yesterday.

Courts Yesterday.
The health department is having
hard time removing the slaughteFing
houses from the Seventh ward. The,
butchers have decided to test the valid
ity of the law by appeal to the supreme
court, if necessary. The case of F.zW.
Luley, found guilty by a jury in the mu-
nlcipal court Wednesday, was continued
till July 2 on motion for new trial.
The cases against d. NJ. Robins and
James A. ByrneS were continued to
July s.
FOR RECKLESS DRIVING.
Mayor Smith had narrow escape
from being run over by reckless driver
Tuesday evening, and after consulta-
ton with Chief Clark, orders were is
sued to the police to arrest all parties
failing to observe the ordinance requir-
ing reduction of speed to walk over
crossings. Charles Guthier, August
Hedberg and John Garoy were the first
victims, and yesterday Judge Ford fined
them SIC each in the municipal court.
Before Judge Brill yesterday the case
of Oliver |. Hagerman against John E.
Bettinger was tried and submitted
The ease of Louis +. Stensgaard against
Carl Dieber ct al. on motion of the de-
PENDANTS attorney was dismissed.
Henry O'G0rman'S case against the
board of county commissioners of Ram
sey county was argued and submitted.
The case of Henry b. Farwell against
John Liedman ct al. was referred to O..
E. Holman. The case of James; G..
Larkin against Sophie 1Vifliamneo was
dismissed. .=I-;@ :
In 1858 Martha A. Moulton was owner
Toe lxN%e.s 81 Il III IL
each, town of st. Anthony Falls, at
filed in the United States supreme court
against James IL. Leighton and E. F..
Leighton. She further claims that in
1868 she was unlawfully elected from
the property, and she brings suit to re-
cover possession Of it. She is now a
resident of Colorado.
The following court eases have been
set for hearing to-day at 9:30a. M: w.
NJ. Hopkins against j. n. WilguS ct al. ::
Menk Brothers against Michael Malone:
HoXSie 81 Jaeger against w. j. Sim
mons; Jane g. Folger ct al. against
Charles E. Peabody.
John Heisinger, of West st. Paul, ar
rested for failing to remove the stamps
from beer kegs, had hearing yesterday;
and was held i'll $500 bonds. He gave
bail for his appearance at the Septem-
Der term of court. 90.
Jane G. Folger ct al. have begun an
action against Charles E. Peabody, as
Peabody. The plaintiff asks for an ac-
counting and division of the property
of the firm.
The case of Julius Gross against the
st. Paul Street Railway company is on
trial before Judge Wilffn. BY consent
of both parties the case is being tried
with nine jurors.
The prisoners recently indicted by the
grand jury were all arraigned before
Judge Wilkin yesterday. They all
plead not guilty to the charges against
them.
William G. Read brings suit against
Jasper B. TarboX to recover $3.50 al
legged to be due ON real estate transac-
ton at Ashland.
The case of A. r. Clark against the
Ohio Coal company is still on trial be-
fore Judge Kelly.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Joseph Devigan, proprietor of sa-
loon on Fillmore avenue. was arraigned
in the police court yesterday on COM
plant of the Law and Order league
for selling liquor to minors. ii. f. Fol
ster, proprietor of the Germania theater
and saloon on the West Side. was I'D on
like charge, preferred by young Bureh
and his companions, who were fined
Wednesday for disturbing the Salvation
Army meetings, held in the theater.
Devigan'S case went over till the 18th.
and FolSter'S to the Goth.
F. w. Wilson and E. Bonneville. ar
rested here by Detectives d. j. O'Cop-
nor and Ahern. and held for Detective
Eckert, of Rock Island, ILL.,, were ar
raigned in the police court yesterday
and remanded until to-day for hearing.
They are wanted at Rock Island for
swindling, and Detective Eckert is
awaiting requisition papers from the
governor.
Mary E. Robinson, better known as
''Mother" Robinson, came to light in the
municipal court yesterday, where she
was brought on charge of violating the
health ordinance. Mrs. Robinson re-
fused to clean the premises of one of her
tenement houses when requested by the
health officer. She got the case con-
tinued until to-day.
Willie Ortmann and Henry Kukfa.
two small boys charged with robbing
drunken man of his watch Oh Rice
street several weeks ago, We're arraigned
in the police court yesterday and Judge
Ford dismissed the case.
w. ID. LucOre, or BLACK Luke
keeper of the resort at Seventh and Ce-
dar streets, again paid fine of $50 for
keeping open after -.
BOYS WHO GRADUATE.